2016 NCAA Postseason Conference Awards

A breakdown of the official 2015-2016 NCAA Post-Season awards, including first, second and third All-Conference teams, as well as the All-Freshman Teams, All-Defensive Teams, and more for every NCAA Division I conference.

Individual AwardsBaebae Daniels, 6'8", F, North Florida, Defensive Player of the YearKendrick Ray, 6'1", G, Kennesaw St, Newcomer of the YearDerick Newton, 6'7", F, Stetson, Freshman of the YearDallas Moore, 6'1", PG, North Florida, Player of the Year

Individual AwardsSkylar Spencer, 6'10", F, San Diego St, Defensive Player of the YearJeremy Hemsley, 6'3", PG, San Diego St, Freshman of the YearElijah Brown, 6'4", G, New Mexico, Newcomer of the YearMarvelle Harris, 6'4", SG, Fresno St, Player of the YearBrandon Clarke, 6'7", PF, San Jose St, Sixth Man of the Year

Individual AwardsTyler Ulis, 5'9", PG, Kentucky, Defensive Player of the YearBen Simmons, 6'10", SF/PF, LSU, Freshman of the YearTyler Ulis, 5'9", PG, Kentucky, Player of the YearDuane Notice, 6'2", G, South Carolina, Sixth Man of the Year

Individual AwardsJustin Tuoyo, 6'10", PF/C, Chattanooga, Defensive Player of the YearFletcher Magee, 6'4", SG, Wofford, Freshman of the YearStephen Croone, 6'0", PG, Furman, Freshman of the Year (Media)Stephen Croone, 6'0", PG, Furman, Player of the YearFletcher Magee, 6'4", SG, Wofford, Player of the Year (Media)

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